Series 1 > Miscellany of the Scottish History Society (Second volume)

458
MISCELLANY
Berwick castle, 29 and n.
Beton, David, chancellor of Glasgow,
a novice at Orleans, 85, 102.
George, procurator of the Scot¬
tish nation at Orleans, 86, 102.
Walter, procurator of the Scottish
nation at Orleans, 84.
B-vercotes, sir William de, chancellor,6.
Bidusi, Carolina, attendant of the
duchess of Albany, 447.
Birch, colonel John, English commis¬
sioner to Scotland, 293 «, 296 and n.
Biron, sir Nicholas, 301.
lord, at the battle of Nantwiche,
.300.
Bisetus, Gartentus, procurator of the
Scottish nation at Orleans, 51, 64,
101.
Bishops, the shortcomings of, 341-351.
Blackrim, William de, curate of Kirkin-
tolach, 64, 77, 101.
Blair, lands of, 267.
Blakadir, Robert, rector of the metro¬
politan church of Glasgow, a novice
in Orleans university, 80.
Blumentrost, Dr., physician to Peter
the Great, 426.
Boetius, Arthur, of the diocese of
Brechin, procurator of the Scottish
nation at Orleans, 82.
Boid or Boovile, Robertus, 27 «.
Bologna university, 47, 53.
Bolton barony, 137, 139.
castle, queen Mary prisoner in,
203, 226, 227.
Boniface vm., pope, 48.
Boniface, St., a Scot, and bishop of
Mayence, 126.
Book of the Scottish Nation, Orleans
university, 58.
Bordet, captain, 107.
Borough franchise, 14.
Borthik, David, procurator of the Scot¬
tish nation at Orleans, 79, 101.
Borthwick, Isobel, wife of Sir Robert
Crichton, 232.
-castle, 217, 218.
Bothwell, Adam, bishop of Orkney,
237-
Francis, procurator of the Scottish
nation at Orleans, 84, 102.
James, earl of, 157,167, 170, 171,
177, 180, 196, 200, 209-211, 214;
abducts queen Mary, 146, 168, 177,
190, 193, 216, 222 ; his attempt on
the life of Lethington, 146, 191,
214; in possession of three wives,
167, 227 ; escapes from Borthwick
castle, 217-218; separated from the
queen at Carberrie, 222; lands in
Orkney, 226; escapes to Jutland,
227 ; his death, 227.
Boulogne, treaty of, 103.
Bourdeaulx, M., no.
Boyde, Robert, 27 n.
Boys, sire Thomas de, 29.
Brachylogus, 47.
Braco, lands of, 250.
Braidwoidsyd, 137, 138,139.
Brandshagen, Dr. Justus, 416 «, 417 «.
Breckness, 239.
Brene de Eldyngton, sire William, 28.
Bridier, Jehan, 108.
Bromley, William, 406 and «.
Brown, Andrew, preacher of the gospel,
394-
Robert, servitor, 143.
Bruce of Cultmalundie, 248.
Bruni, Giacinto, 444.
Bruys, Robert de, 29 and n.
Buchan, earl of, high constable of
France, 91 «.
Buchanan, George, 56, 102, 153-155,
176, 177, 185, 186, 188, 196-201,
205, 222, 227.
Buchtknow, 137, 138, 139.
Bulls issued prohibiting the teaching
of Roman law, 53, 54.
of foundation, etc., 67-68.
Burgesses, 14 and n.
Burnet, Alexander, archbishop of Glas¬
gow, 333 and «.
Bethia, 317.
—— Gilbert, afterwards bishop of
Salisbury, his educational discipline,
25 ; his interview with archbishop
harp, 329; accepts the cure of
Saltoun, 330 ; his dissatisfaction with
the episcopacy, 330; his Memorial of
diverse grievances and abuses in this
Church, 340; his Pastoral Care, 330;
the reception of the Memorial, 331
and n; a professor of divinity in
Glasgow university, 333; letters to,
from bishop Leighton, 358, 359, 361,
362, 364, 365-368.
Janies, of Craigmyle, 320.
lady Margaret, 362 and n.
Rachel, wife of sir Thomas Nickol-
son, 324.
Robert, afterwards lord Crimond,
his parentage, 315 ; as a lawyer,
316 ; his marriages, 317 ; his puritan
sympathies, 318-319; his children,
320 and n, 321, 326 and n ; refuses
the covenant, 321 ; an exile on the
continent, 321-323; his friendship
with bishop Sydserfe, 320, 322;